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Can A Leaseholder Dig Down?
The High Court has recently been asked to consider whether the subsoil to a property…
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Absent/Missing Landlord Or Absent Freeholder?
What does this mean? An absent landlord or absent freeholder is simply one that is not around…
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To DNA Test Or Not To DNA Test?
The recent case of Nield-Moir v Freeman [2018] EWHC 299 (Ch) brought into focus the difficult question of DNA testing in inheritance disputes.
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A Caveat In Time
The use of Caveats is straightforward but often wrongly applied in practice. Until such time…
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Freehold or Leasehold?
Buying a house or home is one of the biggest decisions and investments people will make in their lifetime and is generally speaking their largest asset. This is still true whether you decide to purchase a freehold or a leasehold property. So what is the difference?
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Rectification Of The Notice Of Severance Of A Joint Tenancy
With regard to rectification of the notice of severance of a joint tenancy a claim…
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Court Decides Against Farm Promise
The High Court has decided that a son who worked for 35 years on his…
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NHS Trust and London College Fined After Failing to Prevent Death of a Lone Worker by Asphyxiation
Damian Bowen who was employed by Imperial College London was decanting liquid nitrogen in a…
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Recycling Company Fined After Employee Suffers A Brain Injury
Countryside Recycling Limited has been fined £666,700.00 and ordered to pay costs of £8,424.00 by…
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Bedside / Deathbed Wills
Deathbed Wills remain notoriously difficult to succeed in proving despite the fact that such gifts are made quite often.